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Radiator for cooling a transformer or a choke, unit including a transformer or a choke and method for producing a radiator

A radiator for cooling a transformer, preferably a power transformer, or a choke, includes a plurality of plate-shaped radiator elements which are disposed parallel to one another and through which a coolant can flow in parallel. At least one elastically deformable element is provided at least between two adjacent radiator elements and is constructed in such a way that it counteracts an expansion of the radiator elements perpendicular to the surface of the radiator elements. Plastic deformation of the walls of the radiator elements can be prevented by the elastically deformable elements. A unit including a transformer or a choke and a method for producing a radiator are also provided.

UNIVERSAL HEAT EXCHANGER

A heat exchanger (100) having a plurality of plates (101) manufactured preferably but not limiting to the stamping process, the plates has been configured to accommodate the internal fins (106). The plates (101) also define plurality of the passages (102) for flowing at least two fluids. A plurality of conduits (103) fluidly coupled to a first end and second of the end of the plates (101) which allows the flow of the fluids. At least one inlet (104) coupled to a first end, and at least one outlet (105) coupled to the second end of the plurality of plates (101) configured to allow the flow of the fluids wherein each fluid flow in a different direction from the other, a plurality of inner fins (106) disposed on a surface of each of the plurality of plates (101) for increasing the surface to volume ratio of the first and second fluid to achieve pre-defined thermal performance.

Heat dissipation module and electronic device
11232997 · 2022-01-25 · ·

A heat dissipation module including a heat dissipation portion, a working fluid, and a buffer member is provided. The heat dissipation portion has a containing portion, the working fluid is contained in the containing portion, and the buffer member is connected to the containing portion. When the working fluid is heated, the buffer member is expanded to maintain a constant pressure within the containing portion.

Method of transporting a viscous fluid through a heat exchanger line
11187338 · 2021-11-30 · ·

A method for transporting a viscous fluid through a heat exchanger line that includes transporting a viscous fluid through a connecting piece with an excess pressure release component, where the excess pressure relief component separates an interior of the connecting piece from a discharge line in the connecting piece, and is fixed to an edge of the discharge line, mixing a fluid flow in a region of the excess pressure relief component using a mixing element disposed in the interior of the connecting piece and causing the excess pressure release component to release at least a portion of the fluid through the discharge line when the pressure of the fluid is equal to or greater than a preset excess pressure.

Heat sink phase change material

A heat sink may comprise a core body having a phase change material cavity enclosed therein; and a phase change material disposed within the phase change material cavity comprising a paraffin wax and/or a fatty acid ester.

HEAT EXCHANGER
20230296334 · 2023-09-21 ·

Heat exchanger comprising circulation elements fluidically connected to one or more manifolds which are configured to feed a heat-carrier fluid in the circulation elements and to collect the heat-carrier fluid at exit from the circulation elements.

Heat dissipation assembly

A heat dissipation assembly includes a case and a partition structure. The case has a chamber. The partition structure includes a partition wall vertically disposed in the chamber to separate a first flow path and a second flow path in the chamber, and the partition wall has a breach and a valve structure disposed at the breach, wherein the valve structure covers the breach when the valve structure is not pushed open. When a fluid pressure existed in a section of one of the first flow path and the second flow path which is adjacent to the valve structure is greater than a fluid pressure existed in a section of the other one of the first flow path and the second flow path which is adjacent to the valve structure, the valve structure is pushed away to expose at least a part of the breach.

Plate fin fluid processing device, system and method

A plate fin fluid processing device includes active layers, where each active layer includes a fin plate sandwiched between parting sheets so that an active fluid space is defined between the parting sheets. The active layers include an outermost active layer having an inlet and an outlet. A contingent layer body is positioned adjacent to the outermost active layer and includes a fin plate positioned between a parting sheet and a cap sheet. The contingent layer body has a fluid space that is sealed with respect to the atmosphere. A pressure monitoring system is in communication with the fluid space of the contingent layer body. An emergency pressure relief device is configured to release a pressure within the fluid space if a preset pressure is exceeded.

System for head pressure control

A condenser (404) configured to condense gas phase refrigerant to liquid phase refrigerant. The condenser (404) includes a gas header (408) configured to receive gas phase refrigerant, a liquid header (410) disposed opposite the gas header, the liquid header (410) separated into at least two sections, each section of the at least two sections having a port, and parallel tubes (406) extending between the gas header (408) and the liquid header (410).

Shrinking device for liquid cooling system and the liquid cooling system having the same

A shrinking device and a liquid cooling system are provided. The shrinking device includes a housing, and a shrinking bag at least partially inserted into the housing. The shrinking bag is in communication with the outside atmosphere through a vent hole. The shrinking device according to the present invention can solve the liquid leakage problem caused by excessive pressure inside the system.